Boxers and baseball men in early headlines mix sport and politics
The item sketches Jack Dempsey and Jack Johnson trading battle lines for 1919 belts while noting plans for a March U S return and a challenger clash. It mentions Athens city notices, spring training, and a wreath badge for Cincinnati champions. Also discussed are Gowdy seeking a trade, Wingo aiding Georgia, and boxing cards featuring DeOre and Sharkey. Ray Schalk comments on catchers as managers.
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Athens
Toney DeOre
University of Georgia
DeOre
United States Army
Han
Jack Sharkey
Navy
Toney DeOro
Blood and iron tonic touted to restore strength and health
An ad style summary notes thinning blood weak energy and energy loss from iron deficiency. It promotes organic iron tonic Nuxated Iron as the remedy to enrich blood and boost stamina. It cites physicians and claims improved vigor in many audiences, referencing digestion and appetite benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Purpo
Nature
Cascarets Promoted As Gentle Liver Bowel Tonic
An old advertisement extols Cascarets as a mild natural tonic for the liver and bowels. It claims they cleanse intestines without harsh effects and “work while you sleep,” asserting 25 million boxes sold annually and a price of 80 cents.
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Esseman Masnets
Rase
Mt Springe
Acor
W. Henry White
Commerce Trucks
Marietta St
Atlanta, GA
the Commerce Motor Car Co
Detroit
Ldijeha Hits
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Jack Johnson
United States
Jess Williard
Johnson
Dempsey
Bill Bryan
the City Authorities of
Divague Tiu
Cincinnati
Gomes
Rank Gowdy
Uncle Sam
Huns
Braves
Giants
National Baseball Commission
Ivey Wingo
Stegeman
Wince
Georgla m
Winen
Neglst
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Ray
Jersey
Nally
York
Westchester County
Pit
Rome
Warren J. Smith & Bros
H. R. Paemer & Son
Sporting News
Banne
Viece
Sherk
Cleveland
Denny Motor Company
Cleveland Automobile Company
Cleveland, Ohio
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